Malaya Tribune, 6 March 1950

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    61 1 MALAYA Tribune 2*V THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE T«fc "tribww* Spam Published simultaneoxmly vi Smyaporc, Kuam Lumx^', Ipoh and Penang. EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1950 LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALAYA i Phone 5811/3 TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice Glover, "laiaya Tribune
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    TAN KAH KEE HITS AT U.S.
    611 1  -  Extols Red China To 1,000's In First Public Statement Tribune Staff Reporter SEVENTY eight year old millionaire Mr. Tan Kah Kee said yesterday that there is no need for fsar of an imminent Third World War. Mr. Tan added: "The friendly co-operation between China
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    Mystery Of Missing Woman Librarian
    82 1 A.P. LONDON, Sunday. THE Foreign Office sa d yesterday that a woman librarian at the British Information Office in Bucharest and her husband have disappeared under mysterious circumstances. A brief message wntaln#>d few; de»ai!.- Identtfted the woman as Mrs. Constantin. A Foreign Office sookesman said
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    ENVOY ARRIVES
    17 1 Reuter. LONDON, Sun.—The first Ambassador to Britain from U. 5.1., Dr. Soebandno. arrived here today.—Reuter.
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    THE EARTH HAS CASEOUS TAIL'
    63 1 A.P. LONDON. Sun. Soviet astronomers reported yesterday the earth has a gaseous tail. 60.000 to 78.000 miles long iike a comet. The tail stands out from the side of the globe, opposite the sun. Vasili Farenkov, a member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, said,
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    But London Reports Say—Reds Plan To Take Burma, Siam
    341 1 But London Reports Say Reds Plan To Take Burma, Siam Reuter. LONDON, Sunday. SOVIET Russia, in its plans for world conquest, would throw its main and most powerful effort in the near future against Burma and Siarn, it was it was stated in London today. Communist forces were also preparing
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    COCKTAILS FOR Mr. ALTSCHULER
    62 1 Republic Pictures Inlernational Corporation President Mi. Ft W. Altschuler. was feted iast night at a cocktail party in the Capitol Restaurant by Messrs. Frieder Films (Malaya) Inc., distributors tor Republic Pictures in this territory. Mr. Altschuler and Mr. R Armour his Company's Far Eastern General manager
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    DAYLIGHT SAVING
    25 1 A.P. HONG KONG, Sua. -Horn; Kon<* will go on daylight'saving time on April 2 when clocks will be moved one hour at 0330.—A.P.
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    Boyd Orr Warns Against Hunger
    208 1 Retuter. Sun. Revolutionary communism is likely to spread from Asia to Africa, the Middle East and Latin America because "hunger is the greatest of all politicians," former world food chiof Lord Eoyd Orr declared here today. People who are short of food and the other
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    NEHRU'S BENGAL VISIT MAY CAUSE STRIFE
    108 1 A.P. CALCUTTA, Sun. The Bengal government last night, warned that a strike for tomorrow the day Pandit Nehru is due in ..cucuua may lead to disturbances. The government appealed to all to ignore the strike called by some organisations to draw attention to their
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    PUGO, TOGO CAN'T HELP BEING FUNNY
    151 1 A.P. MANILA. Sun A coup.c of Philippines screen comedians appeared in court today to sue the Philippine Air Lints for $11,000. They discovered they were unwittingly offering a free show. "Pugo" and "Togo. a sort of Filipino counterpart of Laurel and Hardy, put on
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    GREEK VOTING SHOWS TENDENCY TO LEFT
    129 1 ATHENS, Sunday. A MARKED Leftwing tendency was revealed by A early scattered returns from Athens and Thrace in yesterday's Greek general election. It is too early yet for the returns to have any real significance. The election, the first to Greece since 1946, was
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    U.S. DEMOCRACY BAFFLES MALAY STUDENT
    231 1 Reuter. NEW YORK, Sunday. CYED Adam Hogan-Shaidali, Malaya's student refl presentative to the New York Herald-Tribune forum for high schools, said here today that if the East copied American d< mocracy, there would be a colour bar there—a bar against the whites. He said. "One
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    COAL STRIKE OVER
    25 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Sun. John Lewis and pit owners tonight signed a contract ending the strike of 370.000 American soft coal miners. Reuter.
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    GOLD FOR LONDON
    22 1 Reuter. MANILA, Sun. Neaily two tons of geld passed through Manila last night on its way to London. Router.
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    BANDIDTS KILL SERGEANT
    81 1 MUAR. Today. A large force of armed bandits attacked Naya Mulu village, half a ntile from Kampong Bugis across the river from Lenga. in the early hours o c 0 Th- bandits killed a servant of the specials who was an instructor to tn village Kamooi g
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    QUITE A STORM
    13 1 A.P. CAIRO, Sun —Hail fell on the pyramids, yesterday. A.P.
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    Burma Won't Join Pacific War Pact STOP PRESS
    123 1 Reuter. NEW YORK, Sun. A New York Times despatch from Rangoon today quoted Burmese Prime iVlinister Thakin Nu as stating that liurma would noi join a Pacific military alliance but would be interesved in joining an anti-aggression bloc. The Times correspondent, Robert
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    'BLACK' BUTTER PRICE DROPS
    124 2 PLACK market tinned butter prices have come D tumbling down in the last two days from an average of $2.50 per pound to $1.80 this morning. The Malaya Tribune reported exclusively on Saturday that tinned butter is to be taken oft the ration in Singapore shortly.
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    UNDER WATER
    37 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Kuantan airport is out of action because of flood waters. The bridge at Pasir Kemudi at Kuantan-Sungei Lcmbing Road, la now under four feet of water and is impassable to traffic.
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    Motorists To Race At Low Speed
    93 2 Entrants for the Singapore Motor Club ra«y this Sunday will '•nd a seed deal of thei time prowling the i coui. Mr> looking for clues and directions. They will have to keep within a set low speed average. There will be some secret cover
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    TWO GIRLS AND A BOY SEEK PEACE
    171 2 rO girls and a boy from 'down under' passed through Singapore by air yesterday en route for the United Kingdom on a "peace" mission. They are representatives of Australia and New Zealand to the World Youth Forum. They are Master Jim Byth aged
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    S'pore Will Remember The Festival
    536 2 VERA ARDMORE MAUDREEN YAP in i mandarin coat of flaming scarlet and white flowers in her jet black hair, danced Saturday night's Chinese Festival of Fashion to a close Maudreen had opened the evening with a ballet solo —"The Awakening." The curtains parted and six
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    POLICE & BLOCKS
    38 2 POLICE BLOCKS Radio Malaya's observers in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore m a broadcast tonight at 7 12 from two Police Road Blocks will describe how the Police go about security checks and how the public can assist them.
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    HARDING BACK
    23 2 The Commander in Chief Far East Land Forces, General Sir John Harding has returned to Singapore after a visit to Hongkong.
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    MARKETS DULL AFTER ELECTION DEADLOCK
    409 3 (By A Market Corres.) THE local share market was largely apathetic after the inconclusive result of the British election. But if any was to be detected it was a slightly improving one towards the end of the week. The volume of business was -jmall, and
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    TWO SPECIALS KILLED IN TRAP
    557 3 SEGAMAT. Sunday. A LARGE gang of heavily armed bandits ambushed an estate party consisting of assistant manager and five Special Constables at Eldred Estate yesterday afternoon. Two Special Constables were killed in the ensuing battle, while the European plants and the remaining three Special Constables
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    HIGHLANDS AMBUSH DEAD NAMED
    158 3 THE Headquarters, Malaya District has released the names of the casualties of the mi'itary personnel who were ambushed in the Camron Highlands on March 2. They are as follows KILLED: 2/Lt W.J. Richards, RASC,— next of kin Father—Mr. J. Richards, 71 Cherry Road. Chester. SqL C.R.
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    FERRY STOPPED
    25 3 Because of heavy rain, the Terteh' Ferry service in Trcngganu has been suspended. The water is rising and is now 14 feet deep.
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    JOE'S BALLOON
    670 4 DECENTLY Joe Stalin opened one of his Kremlin windows and launched a peace balloon. It was a small one, it is true, and in its essence it was not very different from the other balloons he has launched from time to time. Nevertheless, the fact that Stalin is
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    THEY ARE HUNTING FOR JOBS
    1212 4  -  AN ARMY OF 100,000 DUTCH SOLDIERS HUNT THE INDONESIANS NOW— by George Franks Reuter. HAGUE. AN army of about 100.000 Dutch soldiers will soon be looking for Jobs. They repatriated during this year from Indonesia at tne rate oi about i.uuu a month, and most
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    FOUR ELEPHANTS
    790 4 I ANCASTER HOUSE deck- ed itself out in its decorous way to greet some very old friends. Meeting for the 250 th time at their traditional London rendezvous were the four Foreign Ministers' Deputies for the Treaty with Austria. But the 250 th meeting turned out to be
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    DECISION FOR HAMLET
    895 4 A.P. HONGKONG. THE stiff price Russia g>t at Yalta for her "six day war against Japan" was balanced "by the close ties between the Cheese Nationalist government and the Western powers." That balance has now been lost tnrougn the fall of tne Nanking government. The quick movement
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    Sun And Moon Sit It Out
    169 4 A.P. NEW YORK, THE sun and the moon are going to "sit out" the coming year as far as interesting eclipses are concerned. The first show occurs on March 18 with an anullar eclipse of the sun, but it will be Visible in the
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    U.S. CLAMPS DOWN ON THE REDS
    214 5 BILL TO EKFORCE REGISTRATION A.P. WASHINGTON, Sunday, i WJISLATION cracking down on Communists and Communist front organ: za tions in this country won approval yesterday of the Senate Judiciary Committee. The committee adopted a bill introduced by Senator Mundt, Soutn Dakota Republican, which would:
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    THE TONGS ARE AT WAR AGAIN
    284 5 U.P. SAN FRANCISCO, Sunday. TWO decades of peace between the Tongs ended today when Tong rivalry flared into the open, and a half-hour pitched battle raged between one hundred members of the two Tongs. This is the major conflict since the days of the
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    BAN ON CHILDREN
    29 5 A.P. MA-/TA, San. Maltese children under 12 months cannot migrate to Australia between May. and October because of tropical conditions, the Malta Emigration Ministry ordered yesterday.—A.P.
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    Madras -Calcutta Train Derail ed, Six Killed
    116 5 Madras -Ca lcutta Train Derail ed, Six Killed A.P. MADRAS, Sunday. CIX people, including two women first class passengers, were killed and 85 were injund on Friday night when tne Madras-Calcutt?. mail train left the rails 50 miles north-east of Madras, accord ing to a Madras and Southern Mahratta Railway
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    Are You Qualified For This Job?
    89 5 A.P. PARIS, Sun. —If you can speak English, French and Arable and are a good administrator, there is a job waiting for you with UNESCO. The United Nations Education. Scientific and Cultural Organisation is appealing for somebody to direct the education of 21,000 Arab
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    IT WAS HIS NEW SON
    68 5 A.P. ANAHEIM, California, Sun.- Policeman Alvin E. Rogers, rushing his wife off to hospital in a race with the stork, took his four-year-old son. Jimmy, along in the patrol car. "Stop crying. Jimmy." the officer chided his son as they sped towards the hospital. "Your
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    LOCUST BOARD SUGGESTED
    55 5 Reuter. KARACHI, Sun.—British, Pakistan and Persian locust experts, meeting here, have recommended their Governments to take immediate steps to establish a desert locust board for the Persian Gulf area. They also recommended that the Pakistan Government and the locust survey in Nairobi should intensity control work to
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    COLLAPSED AT MASS
    39 5 A.P. NANCY, France, Sun. Abbe Rene Barat, 30-year-old Curate of Duruffe, near Nancy, collapsed while saying mass in his church yesterday and fell down the altar steps. He died shortly after from a fractured skull. —A.P.
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    AMERI CAN SEEKS JAP BRIDE
    235 5 U.P. TOKYO. Sun. A source close to General Mac Arthur said yesterday that he thought that the newspapers, rather than the Supreme Commander, c mid best heln a Delaware insurance salesman And a suitable Japanese wile. From the response to the letter from thirty-eight-year-old J.
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    EIGHTEEN DIE IN NEW RIOTS IN BENGAL
    287 5 A.P. CALCUTTA, India. Sunday. 1UEW outbursts of Hindu-Muslim fighting in India's West Bengal have resulted in 18 killed, at least 10 wounded and the arrest of 95 persons, the povernment said last night. Sixteen persons were killed on Friday night between Msulims and
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    U.S. SENATE PENCIL FOR JAP M.Ps.
    98 5 A.P. WASHINGTON. Sun. Every member of the Japanese House of Representative will receive a United State* Senate pencil, so marked. It happened this way: A Japanese newspaperman visiting the caDital was Riven two of the pencils. He passed one along to Takeshi Yama zaki,
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    RED CONVICTS STONE POLICE
    50 5 Reuter. KANPUR, United Provinces, Sun. Thirtynine police officers and 19 Communist prisoners were injured in the district gaol here today, when about 30 Communists stoned the police after being refused permission to mix with other prisoners. Order was restored after a charge with lathis (staves). Reuter.
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    MISSIONARY PURGE
    37 5 A.P. PRAGUE, Sun.—Czechoslovakia will soon oruer all American missionaries to leave the country, the U. S. Embassy announced yesterday. Similar actions presumably will be taken against British, French and other Western Missionaries, it said. —A.P.
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    England Draw With Scotland
    36 6 Renter. HUIXT Sun.— who had beaten Wa!e and lre'and In previous amateur Inter aationttl matches thin srason, wero held to a goalless draw by Scotland yesterday before a crowd of ZO,liW pcop'e.—Reuter.
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    NORTH AND SOUTH IN CUP SEMI FINALS
    1108 6 Manchester U's Doubles Hopes Dashed Reuter. LONDON, Sunday. HOPES that Manchester STtX ton North End and Aston c ho scored two goat, double were dashed to the ground yest«rda> _by without reply in the sixth round ot we .vi r from Liverpool Two
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    REVIVAL OF FENCING IN PHILIPPINES
    74 6 A.P. VANILA. Sun. —A trim mail fencing team arrived from Saigon to participate m B two-day Manila metropolitan fencing tournament. All aru Frenchmen: young Hubert Oppenhcim, captain Rene Chaume and coach Robert Vat in. This marks the tlrst international competition in Philippine fencing ■which has
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    Selectors Lookout For Rugby Talent
    614 6 Reuter and A.P. LONDON. Sunday. W IXH the international in The balance, the selI teams for talent yesterday. l h E -L an d "Big Five"; MSES£ jB»-*!» CTSuS Northampton to see T. Gray appear at fullback against Gloucester. normally a standoff ha 1 in
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    Spring Boks Faced With Follow-on
    349 6 Reuter. PORT ELIZABETH. Sun. j SOUTH Africa required 296 runs with three wickets standing to avoid the followon when play cosed on the second day of the fifth and final Test against Australia. Australia declared their first innings at 549 for seven wickets- the highest
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    NOOR BEATS CITATION A SECOND TIME
    72 6 A.P. ARCADIA. CALIFORNIA, tsun. Noor won the US$53,--000 San Juan Capistrano Handicap at Santa Anita f-ark on Saturday—a photo finish with the mighty Citation, beaten for the second time in a week. The English bred specustcr defeated Citation by less than a nose to
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    European Boxers For Golden Gloves Tourney
    214 6 A.P. LONDON. Sunday. EUROPEAN boxers who will fight American Golden Gloves champions in Chicago next month were chosen yesterday by the International Association of Amateur Boxing. The annual Europe versus American Golden Gloves tournament is to be held on April 18. France will dominate
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    GIRL WINS TRIPLE CROWN AT FIRST UNIVERSITY SHUTTLE MEETING
    612 7  -  By SHUTTLE MISS Teoh Gim Hock became the first triple tampion of the University of Malaya when she captured the women's singles and doubles and mixed doubles titles in the finals of the Ist Inter-Varsity Badminton Championship played at Raffie.s Institution
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    JAP SWIMMERS PROTECTED
    50 7 SAO PAULO. BRAZIL, J Sun. —A crowd cr sports fans I thronged to the airport yes- ;c:dr.y to greet Japan's traveling swimming team. Po:ice hau to clear a path for I ihe five visitors tc a car wi ere Brazilian-Japanese j giils handed them bouquets ut flowers.
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    T.B.A. PUT UP VAIN FIGHT
    310 7 ALTHOUGH they lost the services of their goalkeeper who had to retire in the first naif with a shoulder injury, the Tamil Brotherhood Association put up a good fight, but nonetheless -!a:t I—3 when they met Pulau Brani United in a Senior Leaeue match A
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    Mrs. Ahm Wins Three England Titles
    221 7 AS announced in the Sunday Tribune, Wong Peng A Soon, Mu!avan and Singapore badminton champion became world champion, on Saturday night when he captured the AP-England singles title, in his second attempt, by beating Denmark's famous Poul Holm 15—7, 15—10. Peng Soon's victory against
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    INDONESIANS TROUNCE T. & T. WORKERS
    94 7 INDONESIANS TROUNCE T. T. WORKERS In the first game af the session, in the Junior A Group Two, the Indonesians trcunccd the T. T. Workers Union seven-nil at Geylang Stadium yesterday. The Indonesian scorethree times in the first half through I Kahir and Ismail (2). On the resumption, the T.
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    Italy Bent Belgium At Soccer
    31 7 Reuter. UOLOGNA, ITALY, Sun—l taly beat Be'glum by g;><*'» to one in an internationaJ soccer i.iaL-.i in..- this a»ternoon. The seor- at half time* was 1-I.—R:i'.rr.
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    PENANG TRACK IS SOFT
    139 7  -  BY ALBERT SPENCER The Man With 2MO Winners PENANG. Today. After heavy rain yesterday the going was a little soft this morning for track work. There were a few gallops for Wednesday's horses, the best work of the morning being done by Lady of Kent (Jones)
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    S.A.F.A. APPEAL TO PLAYERS TO DO TRAINING
    212 7 In an endeavour to bring the Malaya Cup to Singapore cveral training and coaching practices have been arranged but the attendance has been most disappointing. The intention of S.AF.A. is to build a team and not to piace in the field a number
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    WEIGHTS FOR RACES AT PENANG
    404 7 Tho following arc the weights for thr second day races of The Penang Turf Club Spring ■ertlnjr to be run on Wednesday March 8:— HOKSKS CL. I>IV. t—i Xl KS STAR RANGE 9.02 GR.XI MM S LADY ft u» BATTI II k'«s BAFFLE L*fl GRAFEFFL
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    CZECH EXILES BEAT AUSTRALIA IN NATIONS CUP
    129 7 A.P. CAIRO. Sun.—Czech exiles won all three matches against Australia for the Nations Cup event in the International tennis championships now in progress here. In the singles of the Nations Cup. Vladimir CerniK o ai JACK tiarper Australia) 6-1. 6-3 and Jaroslav Drobny
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    SAIGON POLICE ALERTED FOR RED 'SHOW OF STRENGTH'
    390 8 ROUND-THE-CLOCK PROTECTION FOR U.S. MISSION MEN Reuter, A.P. U.P. SAIGON, Sunday. I OCAL police and military units reinforced security measures today to insure the safety of the United States Economic Commission due to arrive here tomorrow, pnd thwart a reported terrorist "demonstration
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    STRIKES PARALYSE U.S.I.
    208 8 Reuter AAP. JAKARTA. .Sun.— V tidal wave of strike is momentarily paralysing economic 'ife in several places both in Java and Sumatra, reports Aneta news agency. The Semarang dock area has been idle since Thursday's walk out of 6,000 dockworkers of various firms including shipping companies Union
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    Sir John Is Also In Saigon
    44 8 Reuter. SAIGON, Sun.— t*en. Sir John Harding, British Commander-in-Chief of Land Forcse In Ka-.t Asia, arrived hire last niglu from Hongkong en route, to Singapoi c. A British spokesman said General Harding had no official business in Saigon.—Reuter.
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    Mission To Moscow
    124 8 A.P. NEW YORK, Sun. -Former U.S. Assistant Attorney GenC.J.: O. JJUI i-togge it.t c./ plane yeuce.day tor Mojcow wnoie. he caia, he expects to maKe a world peace appeal before the Soviet Parliament "I nope to be auie tc appear befcre tne Parliament. he said, "and make
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    Schumacher Flays Saar Agreement
    161 8 Reuter. DUESSELDORF, Sunday. QR. Kurt Schumacher, leader of the German Social Democrats, today denounced the Saar agreement giving France exploitation rights over Saar coal mines for 50 years as ih/ first great foreign political success of Soviet Russia and at the same lime a success of
    Reuter.  -  161 words
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    INFANTRY CHIEF
    38 8 The Director of Infantry at the War Office. Maj. Gen. CM. Barber. CB. DSO. who is visiting the Far East Land Forces arrived in Singapore yesterday. His tour will include visits to Hongkong and the Federation.
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    REPERTORY CO'S 'PRESENT LAUGHTER' IS A BIG SUCCESS
    145 8 W.M.B. Singapore's Repertory Company. getting really good now. take full advantage of "Present Laughter," a piece of Noel Coward at his best, and have produced a really entertaining performance which I think is their best so far. Flaying the part of an
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    RUBBER CAN BEAT THE REDS
    122 8 U.P. ONTXSN. Ban.—Th: ievcntl Imeeting of the International .jtOtXS IS.-.dy Group will open In Bruise s -m May 2. Meauwh. c. an efficia' of the British Rubber Development oj_iiu. Mi. Edward Jago, said .ac over all o-itlook for ia;ural rubber is better now .'.ian at
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    RUSSIANS POUR INTO CHINA: RED A'FORCE GROWS
    277 8 U.P. SEOUL, SOUTHERN KOREA. Swuhv THOUSANDS of Russians are pouring tntu pi where the Chinese Communist Gov i feverishly building air-raid shelters and strengt! me anti-aircraft defences in anticipating of en Nationalist air rakte. mis picture of the Chinese Communist capnal was given
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY
    266 8 GENERAL LABOIR FARTI honour of Mr. Fran, ii nfr Sianjf Lim Park 7.30 p.m. ANSON ATHI 1 ri< a TION: Month" Ss at 52A Nelaon R EXHIBITION Clyde* water colours' a 1 u^ km son's. Rattles Place 11 Jr** V W< A nightly Women Mrs. k. Shell)
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